JUNGE DEUTSCHE PHILHARMONIE/NOTT,JONATHA - Abgesang (Sealed) (CD)

The Young German Philharmonic Orchestra live from Berlin Digital Concert Hall The Young German Philharmonic Orchestra presents with a farewell song a live recording from the Digital Concert Hall of the Berliner Philharmonie of 12 March 2017, in which the orchestra Dmitri Shostakovich's Symphony No. 15 and Maurice Ravels Valses nobles et sentimentales interpreted. The management Jonathan Nott, Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor of the Young German Philharmonic Orchestra. Christian Schmidt praised the concert in the Tagesspiegel:"Even his last work [Shostakovich's Symphony No. 15 in A major] demands that the orchestra technical perfection and vigilance for the sphere between the lines of music: quotations, anecdotes, Plaque, irony. Jonathan Nott mediates uncompromisingly, the young, solo strong musicians set grandiosely kofjew's virtuoso musical language. Together with Cristian M?celaru and the German Symphony Orchestra Berlin she impresses with a thrilling re-recording. The represent two phases and two phases and two phases of the Pages in Prokofiev's life and compositions. The first one was developed in the era of early successes in temporal and stylistic terms. Neighbourhood to the symphony classique, but first performed in exile. The second reflects the life of his exile, but also the desire to return to his exile to return to Russia. um. A mature achievement in every respect "Maurice Ravels Valses nobles et sentimentales and Dmitri Shostakovichs Symphony No. 15 A major op. 141 deals with past Times. Ravel looks back on the golden age of the Viennese Walzers, Shostakovich on his own life back. Ravel's eight waltzes are a bang in the face of the fast Sounds staged, almost like a gramophone. In of their collage-like installation, Shostakovich' s last symphony by means of a sound transparency and reduction of the compositional means used for the late work is characteristic of Shostakovich.